Hirvepark — Attraction in Tallinn

ℹ️ Deer's Park is located in front of the bastions where greenery fills the moat. Lots of trees (about 102 different species, also one of the Europe's biggest maples) because it used to be a dendarium. Deers used to live there in the 1930s, hence the name. Included on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Suitable for picnics, because it's pretty quiet and green. ;) Bring your children too, there's a...

Little park just above freedom square and next to the Russian orthodox cathedral. Contains many chairs to sit and good views towards the parliment building. Winter is not the right time to visit there (Especially when the path is icy or wet and slushy), but any other season would be amazing to...

The park is situated under the walls of the old town. It has benches, paths and is split into several sections, which creates a cozy atmosphere. The park is separated from the rest of the district by a hedge. The place is generally lively in...